Where to practice an individual sport South Korea

Lotte Skyhill Jeju Country Club is a golf club located in Jeju. It offers a magnificent golf course surrounded by the lush nature of Jeju Island. Golfers can enjoy this exceptional course and spend a pleasant day outdoors. The club also offers a variety of facilities for members, including special benefits for guests staying at Lotte hotels.

Nine Bridges is the first golf course in South Korea to be ranked among the world's top 100 courses (no less). Its greatest strength is that it is a course that respects the flora and fauna as much as possible. In fact, during its construction, damage to nature was kept to a minimum. Two courses are available to visitors: the Creek course and the Highland course. Two courses for two ways of enjoying this exceptional setting, where it's not unusual to come across a few wild animals if you look hard enough.

The Jeju Coast is covered with many hiking trails. There are a total of 26 different routes, ranging in length from 5 to 23 km. These paths mostly follow the coast, although some of them grow inland. It is possible to cover all the routes in one go, stopping in the villages you pass through. The route is on the whole very pleasant, one only regrets that it is too developed, with slabs on the ground and handrails, rather than a path.

This is an original activity that combines discovery of the region and physical exercise! It has everything to seduce you. Aboard a kind of "rail car", you can explore the beauty of the surroundings for about 50 minutes. On our way we enjoy the mountains, valleys, waterfalls .... We pedal and admire: that's the watchword! Your legs might feel warm, so the return trip is done in a free, more comfortable train. A great experience to share with family or friends.

Magnificent 18-hole course in South Korea meeting all the standards expected by a golf course. Since 2011, the Blackston Golf Club hosts the Ballantine's Championship competition. Annual tournament, it is co-organized by the European Tour and the Asian Tour. It is the first ever European Tour tournament to be held in South Korea. As a small cultural point, Koreans love golf more than anything else (which they usually play in the city centre to train their swing). All the details can be found on the website.

These hikes have the advantage of being accessible to as many people as possible.

Dongaksan Mountains. Several hikes of about 4 hours each in these mountains just south of the city.

Mount Tongmyeongsan. Tongmyeongsan Mountain is the highest point in the area and offers three short, pleasant routes.

Mount Bongdusan. To the south of the town, on the small road that joins Suncheon, its top would look like a phoenix head, hence its name. A few hikes, passing by the Taeansa temple.